It Turns Out, They Are the Protagonists

Chapter 67: The Ye Sisters Have Been Stolen

While Mu Zhi’an was still contemplating making a discreet exit, the auction commenced.

A voluptuous woman in a black cheongsam, her eyes sparkling with charm, walked onto the stage, surveyed the crowd, and delivered the opening remarks.

She’s like a modern-day hostess… Mu Zhi’an thought to himself, observing Feiying from his private room on the second floor.

He scanned the rows of seats below, each separated by a respectful distance,

He chuckled inwardly, keeping his knowledge a secret.

To acquire such a treasure at such a low price was a steal.

“One hundred and twenty Spirit Stones,” a clear, feminine voice called out from a private room.

He narrowed his eyes, glancing up at the second floor.

Judging by the bid, they were just trying to stir up trouble. He raised his voice. “One hundred and thirty.”

“One hundred and forty Spirit Stones.”

His smile vanished. They were clearly targeting him.

“Two hundred Spirit Stones!” he exclaimed.

“Two hundred and ten.”

The crowd murmured, their curiosity piqued. They stared at the private room, wondering who was inside.

They weren’t truly interested in the withered root. They were simply trying to annoy Ye Yu.

He frowned, his voice strained. “Three hundred Spirit Stones!”

It was his limit. He had also brought some pills he had refined to sell, but they hadn’t been auctioned yet. He didn’t have enough Spirit Stones.

Why is someone always trying to obstruct me? He clenched his fists, his anger burning.

The last time, it was Mu Zhi’an who had acquired the bronze fragment. His master had later told him that Bai Ruoxi’s sword was probably formed from that fragment.

He hadn’t expected to be pushed to such a desperate situation.

He knew this herb was valuable, that no one else recognized its true worth, yet someone was bidding against him.

If not for Mu Zhi’an, he would be the invincible one.

He looked up at the private room, his eyes narrowed. Could it be Mu Zhi’an again?

His hatred for Mu Zhi’an intensified.